Warrior Weekly: Re-drafting the top 15 picks of the 2017 NFL Draft
April 3, 2020
Each year, the NFL Draft grants each of the 32 franchises the opportunity to draft prospects out of college according to their team’s needs. Some of these selections play out well, but some do not. In this article, we will take a look back on the first 15 picks of the 2017 NFL Draft and determine the...
29 Years Later: The Story of the 1991 WHS Boys Basketball Team
April 2, 2020
The 1991 Wayland boys basketball team was one of the greatest basketball teams ever assembled at Wayland High School. In the Winter of ‘91, they won a state championship at the DCU Center, previously known as the Worcester Centrum. Getting to the state tournament is very difficult. This past season,...
Warrior Weekly: MLB Power Rankings
March 29, 2020
Opening Day is one of the most exciting days of the year for baseball fans around the country. This past week, the MLB season was supposed to kick off with all 30 teams playing in games, but due to the coronavirus pandemic, the season will not likely start until at least after Memorial Day weekend. With...
Wayland versus Weston rivalry in sports
March 25, 2020
The Wayland community is familiar with the rivalry between Wayland and Weston, which is seen mainly through high school sports. This competitive culture has increased over the past few years, making Wayland-Weston sporting events more popular for students, faculty and parents to attend. The rivalry...
Coronavirus’s Impact on the Basketball World
March 24, 2020
After it became public knowledge that Jazz center Rudy Gobert tested positive for COVID-19 on Wednesday, March 11, the NBA took the unprecedented step of suspending its season. The NHL followed suit, and the MLB chose to end spring training early. Particularly for the NBA, a decision like this has many...
Trainer Chris Morash departs WHS
Hailey Robinson and Julia Wegerbauer
March 23, 2020
After three years at WHS, athletic trainer Chris Morash has left the school. Athletic trainers at WHS are often the first to respond to potential injuries that happen on the field. In their close proximity to the athletes, the trainer’s office at WHS has become a place for athletes and trainers to...
How to stay active during quarantine
March 23, 2020
The idea of being quarantined can be anxiety-provoking and scary for many people, so it's important to make sure we all take care of our bodies as best we can in order to reduce stress levels and stay healthy. Since most fitness studios and gyms are encouraging people to stay home or are closed altogether,...
Sports brief: Tom Brady to leave New England Patriots
March 18, 2020
On Tuesday morning, New England Patriots quarterback legend Tom Brady announced in his Instagram profile that his "football journey will take place elsewhere" for this upcoming season. In his post, Brady thanked the entire Patriots organization and fans for supporting him throughout his career. Brady...
Half Hour Hook Episode 9: Coronavirus & Sony Lateef
Andrew Boyer and Garrett Spooner
March 14, 2020
In the weekly series “Half Hour Hook,” WSPN reporters Andrew Boyer and Sam White talk about the latest happenings in the NBA, along with the rich history of the league. WSPN sports analyst Garrett Spooner appears in this episode, and JV basketball star Sony Lateef appears as a special guest. Tim...
Sports Junkies Episode 31: Media Center Special
March 10, 2020
In the bi-weekly series Sports Junkies, WSPN’s CJ Brown and Aiden Chitkara give their take on the state of national and local sports. In the thirty-first installment of the podcast, the host's interview seniors Josh Ellenbogen and Zeke Betancourt. The crew keeps it at a local level by previewing Saturday’s...
Half Hour Hook Episode 8: Josh Schreiber
March 9, 2020
In the weekly series “Half Hour Hook,” WSPN reporters Andrew Boyer and Sam White talk about the latest happenings in the NBA, along with the rich history of the league. WSPN sports analyst Garrett Spooner appears in this episode and WSPN’s sports broadcast editor Josh Schreiber makes a guest appearance. Tim...
Sports Brief: Boys basketball takes home Central Division II Championship for first time since 1991
Hailey Robinson and Ellie Tyska
March 9, 2020
The boys varsity basketball became division champions for the first time since 1991 this Saturday with its most recent win against Hopkinton. The team will advance to the State Division II playoffs where they will face the Taconic Braves from Taconic High School, the winners of the West bracket. On Wednesday,...
